
Storyteller Priscilla Howe muses, rambles and comments on the art and practice of storytelling--the old fashioned way, out loud with an audience. She'll tell a few stories. Guest interviews will be forthcoming, too.
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I got an email recently from a teacher I last heard from in 2013, but with whom I worked first in about 1995, when she was in a different school district. She had an idea for a fun storytelling project with her current schools.
This remin...
On Friday, I told Grimm tales for grownups in my backyard. It rained for most of the day, but the skies cleared enough for a small group of intrepid souls to sit in my damp backyard to listen to stories. Here’s one of the stories I told, Th...
Snip, snap, snout, this tale’s told out.
That’s the ending of the Asbjørnsen and Moe version of The three billy goats gruff, and it’s one of my favorite story endings. For years, it was the end of my voice mail message!
Gerhard Munthe, CC...
In English folktales, we often use “Once upon a time…” to begin stories. Or there’s “Long, long ago, and far, far away…” In some cultures, there’s a call-and-response to the beginning of stories, such as in Haiti. There, the storyteller cal...
When I lived in Bulgaria in the 80s, I made many language mistakes. Once, I told my roommate that there was a huge turkey on the ceiling—I had confused the words for turkey and spider (puiyka vs payak). I also told her that there were lots...
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Since 1993, I've been a full-time storyteller, traveling the world (15 countries to date), telling stories, teaching workshops and generally playing the fool. I tell folktales, stories from books and my own stories to listeners of all ages.
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